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Got a new kerosene jug. (A nice one) and it came with a couple stickers. I then decided to combine those two stickers with some other ones and decorate a coleman stove... http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u43/111t/E4D0F42E-81F3-48B0-A87E-D5BC3B721365_zpsapduzck1.jpg http://i165.photobucket.com/albu...

I think you’re a necro robot.

i am just getting into the lithium powered lights. My current EDC is a thrunite tc12. I wanted supplemental batteries for it so I picked up a few more of the thrunite cells as well as a couple of those Nitecore f1 chargers from the bottom photo. I still use primary 123a cells in my surefires on my ...

i am just getting into the lithium powered lights. My current EDC is a thrunite tc12. I wanted supplemental batteries for it so I picked up a few more of the thrunite cells as well as a couple of those Nitecore f1 chargers from the bottom photo. I still use primary 123a cells in my surefires on my s...

Speaking of unacceptable closures… This shit just makes me sad deep down in my soul: http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u43/111t/98C36C63-D461-4C68-9C0A-67D440ACC586_zps3eeqcjgd.jpeg Much like you I really don't get that. Someone thought that there would be a market for a steel jerry can - and from...

I have a few of those water jugs. There's no doubt in my mind that they are robust enough to hold fuel. Material they are made out of would be fine with fuel. In fact they're probably more robust the many commercially available fuel containers. However I agree that they are plainly marked water. The...

Sadly it looks like you can't get the traditional spouts anymore, the CARB spouts are not nearly as good. I knew I should have ordered a bunch of traditional spouts when I had the chance, now it is too late. At least I have the one that came with my can I bought years ago. See the demo in this vide...

I bought 5 Wavian cans from the old Grouch's military surplus. They have a deal that was 4/$200 with a cheapo nozzle included. Unfortunately they have been out of stock for some time now. SOE gets them from time to time. Case of 4/$250. Coleman's military surplus has them in the catalog. I'm encoura...

Here's my take. Still experimental at this point. Beware. It's a bit of an Anker commercial. Just know that I bought all of it. The way I figure it was a bit over $300.

https://youtu.be/NlWqc-Hy8FY

I'm not really a big fan of mixing loads in the tube. I would guess that I would personally lose track of what was about to come out of the gun. Buckshot in the chamber and the tube and slugs on a sidesaddle. It seems to me that if you find yourself staring down a shotgun or handgun barrel at someon...

It were me I would get a bulk film loader and a few 100ft rolls of Tmax 400. Multi-Tank (4 x 35mm) No.1540 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LRH2RG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_htxaxbT5R91PV Watson Model 100 35mm Bulk Film Loader https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000E214E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_Muxaxb6173MTH http://www.bhp...

I keep several of those east german surplus rain camo assault packs in my Subaru. They are easily divided into different modules. The straps are easily removeable so there aren't any snagging issues. There is a convenient handle on the top. Some of them have the vinyl lining which makes them quite w...

Colemans 'dual fuel' stoves burn coleman fuel or gasoline. Modern gasoline is a terrible stove fuel. Kerosene on the other hand is an ideal Prepper fuel. It is cheaper than coleman fuel when purchased at the pump, it's safer to store, has better long term shelf life and can be used in many emergency...

Much of the newest military performance clothing is designed by well established companies such as Patagonia, North Face, etc. Many of the materials and design features of commercial clothing are directly carried over. The inner mesh pocket is used in mountaineering for the purpose of holding and d...

One of the things that makes a shotgun very effective against an unarmored human target is that it is ridiculously overpowered for that task. If you look at the 5.56 rifles, they were designed from the ground up to be the ideal fighting tool. They were designed to be lightweight, Carry many rounds a...

I picked up two of the polartec 300 jackets for $30 each from either old grouch surplus or colemans I can't remember which. The jacket looks identical. The tags are a little different. They say 'made expressly for south Florida goodwill. Strange. Anyway it is ridiculously warm. http://i165.photobuck...

So Gary got right back to me... But I've been quite a slacker as far as passing his reply on to you. I thought about paraphrasing it but I've since decided to just paste his reply here: So… mostly there’s unlikely ever going to be much in the way of a cap getting dirty if you preheat with alcohol an...

I use mine a lot with kerosene. While the caps are sealed, the spaces inside aren't particularly tight. (At least compared to a layer of soot) This might be a question for Gary. I've never had an issue personally.

I'll send him an email.

It's easy. I had a little hiccup with mine when I discovered that my heat fins weren't perfectly symmetrical. I got it running with the regular plate and got it nice and hot. Then I shut the stove off got some work gloves and managed to get it to fit on. Then I ran it a few times and it must have re...

Gary's caps are well designed.

Here's mine...

http://youtu.be/qwNMseVI-ao

I contributed to the plastic version kick starter. I'm really interested in the metal version too. The plastic version got funded so it's just a matter of time till they hit the market. The inventor said that there will be another campaign for the metal ones. It seems like a pretty clever idea. Supp...

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There's a story about the famous hiker Colin Fletcher was hiking out west somewhere and met a ranger. When the ranger heard where he was headed he insisted that Fletcher take a firearm and gave him his revolver due to grizzly bear activity in the area. (Those were the days.) I don't know what it was...